Assistant Site Manager

Assistant Site Manager – Residential Development Bishop Stortford Permanent | Competitive Salary + Benefits Package A highly regarded and long-established housebuilder is looking to appoint an Assistant Site Manager to support the successful delivery of a premium residential development in Bishop Stortford. This thoughtfully designed scheme comprises 65 units, including a mix of high-quality houses and apartments, with a strong emphasis on craftsmanship, detail, and customer satisfaction. The Role Reporting to the Site Manager, you will play an integral part in the smooth day-to-day operation of the site. This is a hands-on role where you’ll contribute to ensuring the project is delivered safely, efficiently, and to an exceptional standard. Key Responsibilities Assist in overseeing daily site activities and operations Coordinate and supervise subcontractors to ensure work is completed to programme Monitor build progress, quality, and compliance across multiple plots Uphold and enforce strict health & safety standards on site Support with site documentation, reporting, and record keeping Manage snagging, finishing works, and handover preparation Help ensure plots are delivered on time and to specification About You Previous experience as an Assistant Site Manager, or a Trainee ready to take the next step Background in residential construction (houses and/or apartments) Strong attention to detail with a commitment to quality Well-organised with effective communication skills Proactive, driven, and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment What’s in It for You Competitive salary with car allowance and comprehensive package Opportunity to join a respected and stable housebuilder Supportive and collaborative team culture Clear progression and career development opportunities Involvement in a well-planned, high-spec residential project If you’re looking to advance your career with a reputable developer and contribute to delivering high-quality homes, this is an excellent opportunity to get involved